Wireless WAN

What is Wireless WAN?

It's a feature available in selected models with a built-in wireless interface. It allows the secondary WAN operating on the wireless interface instead of the Ethernet port. In this way, the router can act as a wireless client, connect to a Wi-Fi network, and use its Internet access as one of the WAN links. Moreover, the router can still accept wireless clients and providing Wi-Fi services.

Get Online from Any Hotspot

Connecting over Wi-Fi, the router can get wireless Internet access from plenty of choices.

Personal Hotspots on Smartphones

Portable Wi-Fi Hotspot

ISP's Wireless Hotspots

Private Wireless Network

Emergency Broadband Backup Solution

During Internet outages, the router can connect to a personal hotspot set up on smartphones,
and the Internet service continues for the whole network as long as there is a working cellular
data connection. Wireless WAN could be the quick solution when the fixed line service goes down unexpectedly.

Benefit from ISP's Wi-Fi Access

Many of ISPs provide Wi-Fi access at specific locations, and the hotspot access is
often included in the internet service contracts. While you buy a 4G LTE service
for the router's wireless Internet access, the wireless WAN feature allows the router to connect to the ISP's wireless hotspot when it's available and get a faster connection over Wi-Fi.

How to Setup Wireless WAN?

Make sure Wireless LAN is enabled
Change Physical Mode of WAN 2 from 'Ethernet' to 'Wireless'
Enter the Wi-Fi network details